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Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime
Atari made clear early on that the iconic Ghostbusters crew wouldn’t be
returning for the downloadable title Sanctum of Slime. Today the
publisher detailed the paranormal investigators you'll suit up as in the
four-player adventure to save New York City.
Check out the list of rookie investigators below.
ALAN CRENDALL
Practical
and hardworking, he has no real background in the paranormal, but is
the workhorse leader of the team – the others know he's always there to
pick them up after a Knock Down or help with wrangling a frenzied ghoul.
He's also the steady hand of the team – when things go wrong he's the
one with the plan.
SAMUEL HAZER
An optimistic scientist
with a positive outlook that keeps the team's spirits up. There's no
ghost too big or bad that can't be figured out and then busted. He has a
slight advantage with his studies in the paranormal and makes good use
of this extra knowledge to help bust the stranger entities that the team
comes across.
BRIDGET GIBBONS
The tough chick with a
fierce determination and a penchant for wisecracks at other's expense.
Like Alan she has no paranormal training, but she is a natural
GhostBuster, always at the forefront of the battles. At times sparks can
fly between her and the rest of the team, but the jokes end when
there's work to be done.
GABRIEL SITTER
The technical
genius of the group, he's also not scared of getting his hands dirty
when the ghosts try and get up close and personal. Following in Dr
Spengler’s footsteps, he's keen to learn more about being a Ghostbuster,
and make his own mark unearthing more information on the spectral realm
and developing his own new technologies.
Ghostbusters: Sanctum of Slime releases on March 23 for XBLA, PSN, and PC.
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